SWA Capt incapacitated in Flight
03-27-2023, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Boeingdude
https://aerocrewnews.com/aviation-ne...ll-for-age-67/
Interesting, any comments on why so many?
Interesting, any comments on why so many?
without knowing the average annual incapacitation rate, maybe “5” isn’t that many for the given time span.
03-27-2023, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by CBreezy
Congress: "We see here that when your captain became incapacitated, you rolled inverted and did a positive G dive to lose altitude and do a 180 turn. Can you explain that?
WHACK: I can do whatever I want in an emergency. It says right here in the FARs.
WHACK: I can do whatever I want in an emergency. It says right here in the FARs.
03-28-2023, 06:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Boeingdude
https://aerocrewnews.com/aviation-ne...ll-for-age-67/
Interesting, any comments on why so many?
Interesting, any comments on why so many?
03-30-2023, 07:50 PM
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Originally Posted by hoover
some people have flown from the left seat before. Some even have thousands of hrs in the left seat in the same plane.
Either way if your going to break rules and allow a non cass non approved person up front why would it matter what seat you're in at that point. Everyone has different comfort levels
Either way if your going to break rules and allow a non cass non approved person up front why would it matter what seat you're in at that point. Everyone has different comfort levels
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